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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-06
BELLAIlsE,
Ihe Lewis Air Brake-ChurcIi Keunion--
Industrial Notes.
Ion IT Fnrls NJ C;uclupOt, 10 ,,,s;tt,,, hi,

| AheuoSl .NutGhs
len. Il. Far!s. Of Cincinnati, is visiting hi,
| father here.
James Barnhtll and his son Edward have left fol
besscmer, Alabama, TO establish Il boiler shop.
Yesterday was pay day OF the Bellairc nail works
and blast furnace. The steel worsS Is idle for 9
lew days for repairs.
9. NJ. Stewart will be assistant secretary Of the
BellHire window Glass works another Of the Bell
aite nailers out OF the factory.
IT Is lust now very hard 10 get plaaterers and
otter wotkmen for the finishing work OF houses
as 30 much OF this kind OF work Is under way,
The cost Of the fountain and other I'M improvements
on the Square more than used UP the money col.
leeted by Mayor Brown, but the Mayor yesterday
collected the balance. :
The Rock Hill Presbyterian Church held biz
picnic and reHn!on yesterday. Several patties
from here attended. Kew. ], G. Black, the former
pastor, now president OF Wooster University, was
present and q good part Of the population Of the
whole township were present.
Mr. Dustoa, OF the Fl. Wayne railway shops oil
inc Pehnsylvania Contrary, was here yesterday,
SEM, here by tho company's Superintendent OF
motive power TO examine the Lewis aut 1mstlc air
hteak. He WAS satisfied with what experiments
could be conducted here. ana further Trials will
now no doubt be made on u larger scale.
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WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, PHntnloonings and Over.
coatings. which weare prepared TO make
up In lrst.class style Ut reasonable
prices.
Our White UnlaundrIed Shirt, double
scanned, REINFORCED front and back, n,
SO cents, is the greatest bargain evel
offered. A full limo OF Balbriggan Tn
derwear from 81 GOA suit upwards, ut +
c. HESS 4 SONS,
..I 1891 & 1923 Market Street.
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bridgeport,

Dick Ingram Is quito Ill -.a..
John Rauschonbcrger returned yesterday Iron
q tour weeks trip through the North. =
VIII Cook, who has been visiting his bro,he,
he'c, lett yesterday for h!shome III Pittsburgh.
!, William Conway has resigned his position II
position with J, NJ "oodcock l. sons, OF this CITY
Harry Northwood, general manager OF tho Ia
Belle glass works, has ptescnted every employ. al
the WORKS that Is old enough 10 smoke with n
handsome pipe bought from England.
JOHN Barton, Esq, an old and we'll known Gill.
zen OF Barton Station, ,Haa oil Thurtday stricken
with apopteSy and " lying IN critical Condition
htte Aope being entertained for hts recovery. -
The funeral Of the late Milton Wors takes ptacc
nus hltetnoon at2 o'clock III Bridgeport cemelery.
IA charss o. Btannum Post No. Il. q. 4. K, Ms''
Mo6s wts y years Of age highly esteemed and re.
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TOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL BROWN
A. Marc. we'll bred; will not scare at cars mo-.
tors or btcI Giles; Is good driver, kind aud gentle
height l5M hands, age yeara. Can DO seen nj
Vim. Nichols Livery Stable, 93l Market street.
auts
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VICE-pRESIDENT HUGHES
or the chamber OF Commerce, Resigns
Kemnys ElHswhere u

VI me Chamber OF Commerce, Resigns tC
Remove Elsewhere. n.
At the special meeting OF the Chamber
OF Commerce held yesterday afternoon
after tho matter of inviting President
Cleveland had been disposed Of, Mr.. ",
E. Hughes. Vice.PIesident OF the Cham.
Der, roae and stated that he desired to re.
sign hio Office. He stated that he was
forced to do this by reason Of his removal
in the near future to another part OF the
country, where he intended TO make his
home. He took this step with sincere re.
greet but would always hold in grateful re-
membrance the kindness and courtesy
with which he had uniformly been treat
ed by the Chamber and by the citizens OF
Wheeling in general.
MIR. Reilly moved that vote OF thanka
BIO rendered to Mr.. Hughes for theinterest
he had always shown in the Chamber,
and which he had been largely instru-
mental in forming, fact in which MIR.
Hughes stated he took great pride. Mr..
Reilly withdrew his motion in order to
allow Mr.. Hart to offer the following:
Resolved, That the Chamber Of Com
meree hears with regret that Mr.. W. L.
Hughes, it's efficient Vice President, is
Obliged to aaver his connection with this
body by reason Of his removal from the
city. AS one Of Wheeling'a most substan-
tial and most active business men, IS one
Of tho fonndera Of this Chamber and al.
ways devoted to its intereats, the Cham
Der Of Commerce takes this opportunity
to record its hearty appreciation Of the
services OF Mr.. Hughes and to assure him
that he takes with him to his new home
the highest regard and the best wishes OF
his former associates Of this body.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes and suitable
copy handed to the retiring Vice Preai-
dent, ...'.
These resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
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MARTINS FERRY,
Strike Of Power House Observation-Disclosures,
Personal and General.

Strike Of Power House Observation-Disclosures,
Personal and General.
Miss Amy Exley, OF Welsbury, Is the guest o!
Miss Ella Beyiner. OF Fourth street. :
J: 7. lianeS yesterday took some fine monuments
to Mouudsyillc.
James Gray, Esq, and family and Miss Ada Smith
left yesterday for Lake Chautauqua.
Next Thursday "a The second anniversary OF the
Aaennerthor society and will be celebrated By a
moonlight picnic In lleliugs orchard. A grand
time Is expected.
Rev. Earl D. Holtz will deliver all appropriate
sermon tomorrow morning III honor Of the dcdi.
cation OF the newly reHtted auditorium Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, at 1880 o'clock, In
me evening Rev; Mr. !tol2 Will iUlk Oh .'Ihe Cos
letestlng. ,l
The lasorcrs AZ the power house yesterday, ap.
pointed committee OF three Of their number to
lsk that they, be paid 81 per day, tho same, they
Claim, as Is given co!ored man employed With
them; II was refused and tho committee told 10
quit. they did not want to work for ST So a zen.
etal strike was effected yesterday. and the strikers
desire that all laborerS stay away from the works
aatH their strike Is settled. - -"
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MoundsvilIs Camp Meeting

Sunday, August :, the Baltimore & Ohio
will run special trains az follows: Leave
Wheeling at 700, 1880, 500 and $3.50 4.
VI. ana 300 and 6:10 r. NJ. Returning
will leave Camp Grounds at 4:30, $500
8 100, 80 ana l0;G0 Pm. Regular No. S
will leave Moundsville Station at 100 A.
NJ, Round trip IS cents.
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Desirable Property For Sale.

I will sell at reasonable figures few
desirable cottages and number Of high,
dry, well shaded lots, commanding charm
ing ylewa ct Mountain Lake pa..ha and
Loeb Lynn, Md on the top of the Ale
2heny mountains. A case Of suustrose,
cholera infantum, malaris OF bay fever
has never been known to originate on
these mountains, and are relieved imme.
dlately when brought there. Theae
places are rapidly becoming noted sum-
mer resorts. S- jg
Address me at Wheeling, W. Va, or
OF Mountain Lake Park, Md. $
Z wS4w &.t J. q. ALDERsoS.
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Frustrated by lieat.

9. Il. Lowe, farmer living up the
river near Rush Run, WIS partially pros.
trated by the heat yesterday afternoon.
He was at the corner Of Twelfth and Mar.
ket street when he was overcome. lie
was helped into Grubb'a iewelry store by
those who noticed his condition and de.
tanned there until he had recovered sutli.
GENTLY to make it safe Tor him to venture
out.
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.JEwELRY.
Ghe :1tttdIiJqetrGer:.
-
Omcs, Nos. % md IT Eourtoenth Street.


New Advsrtisemontn.
Wanted 10 Duy-Bouds.
Money to LOAN.
Wauted-GoUd Girl.
For Sale-LotS III Moundsyile.
Special SAle-John FrielSl.
Household Furniture For sale--W. l.. Hughes
Now RcRdy-Iistory Of tho First Virginia III.
iaRtty. 0...
Tho 0dorlc2B ExcRvator-R. NJ. Gillelaud.
Public sale Of Real EstGte-W. Il. Riuchaft.
Notlcn to Take Dispositions.
List OF Letters -,
For RLuI and For Salc--IRmea A, Henry, Real
Estate Agent. E.or
La!cs Novelties in Jewelry-Jacob.w. Gtubb-
Head OF Local.
Baby IlumoIs--Eouth page.
Attention, STR Knlghts-Eou.th page.
Religious Notices-FOurth page.
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An Interesting Test.

at the Crescent aheet iron MILL there is
in use patent blow Of, the invention Of
Mr.. Rowe, Superintendent Of the mill. It
Is on three batteries, thirteen boilers In
all, which have not been opened 70. tsn
or twelve weeks. On Sunday theae boil,
ers will be opened when it will be seen il
Nj. Rowe's claims for his device are iusti-
fed. he expects to find no inosustation
OF dirt in the boilers as result Of the use
Of his patent. VS. . a i 81 ~ Sf5E 5'Gg.1115
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A FIREMAN KILLED,
Fatal accident to n Young Employe of the
IL. L O. Eoad,

4 FasaI Accldent to a Young Employc Of The
IL. h o. Road.
Last evening John Lawrence, young
man employed IS fireman on B. 4 0. en-
CINE No. l4l, stepped off his engine while
1t was lying on siding at Benwood, not
noticing that another train WAS approach
ing on a track close beside. This engine
struck him, knocking him down and run
ming over him. One leg was ahockingly
mangled, his head crushed in and other
Injuries inflicted. DIR. Baguley was sum-
moned and responded with alacrity; DR..
Priest, the Baltimore L Ohio surgeon, was
also in the city, end examined his wounds,
He was fatally injured, however, and died
about 8 o'clock,
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Rehearsal and Meetings,

The different German singing societies
OF the city have basn requested by the
Reunion Committee on Music to meet at
Arion hall Monday evening to rehearse
the reunion muaic.
The Executive Committee meet Monday
night with the G. A. R. Committee. A
full attendance is important, rs the work
Of preparing for the 6. A. r. Day is to be
attended to. The Committee on Printing
will alao meet Gu Monday night and ar
range for badges, etc.
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"The meeting IA s,,ra IN bs to-,

"The meeting 10 sure to be largely OF.
tended. D. Q. Ripley, OF Pittsburgh, ia
President, but he is absent in Europe Just
now, but in his room MIR, James Gillinder,
Of Philadelphia, Vice President, will act.
The Meeting will include representatives.
from Massachusetts, New York. Pennsyl.
vania, New jersey, West Virginia, Ohio
and other Western States. have little
doubt Of the result Of the meeting. There
will be close down for the remainder OF
the year. At the expiration Of the sus.
pension the Burplus OF glass will be dis.
tributed and there will BIZ strong de-.
mand for it. Buyers have been scarcsr
this year than for many years past, while
the orders by mail have been very few
recently" e.
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The exercises at the evening service
were as followa: After ai1gine several
selections Rev. +. ". Lynch led in prayer.
Singing, u will follow Jesus" Mr.. Small
spoke from the text, "He that being often
repfoved, hardeaeth his neck, shall sud-
denly be destroyed, and that without rem
edy." Some Of the. points made we're as
follows: sr5'e T :
There is not q sinner In this coneregra.
ton but hiss been often rep1oved. With
all these reprois before you, you cannot
60 to judgment and gay I was not warned.
Every mercy that God has granted you is
a reprof. Every good mans lie has been
8 reproof Of yours. Every moment Of sui.
tering that Elm has caused YOU is reprooi
from God that sin will kill the body and
damn the soul. 1t is idle to stand here
and enumerste the many Ways God re-
proves the elmer. I wish | could get
such hold on your minds tonight SO to
cause you to see youe condition. You, are
afraid to iook at your sins. You are afraid
Of yourself and afraid to contemplate what
is ahead of you. "a 5Ss#
There is many q young woman and
young man in this country that has placed
the ballroom between them and God,
and Say that they would enjoy their dan.
cling II they were damned in hell for 1t,
Several instances were given whore men
and women we're struck dead In the act Of
that had been often repsoyed
but hhd reuisted every reproot,
Continuing ho said; You soy / don't
believe. You act as Il you didn't. Ill
there is q heaven then there is hell. II |
one is everlasting then the other ia ever. !
ssting. You do believe there is q hell.
gu know you do. Some say we suffer in
his lite for al our wickedness, It ia !
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Cuicuia, tho great skin euro. and Cuticura Soap
prepared from Il. externally, aud Cu.ieasa re.
solvent the new blood purifier, internally, arc
positive cure for every form o! skin and blood
disease from ptmptos 10 scrofufa
Sold everywhere. Price: CutiCura, 80 cents; Gu.
ticnsa Soap, Is cents: CuiCrra RcsDlyeDt 81 o.,
Prepared by the PorfEH DRuG AND CHEMICAL Co.,
Boston. '
send for allow 10 Cure Skin Diseases"
pj NphEs. Blackheads, Skin Blcmishos, aud Baby
n Hunots, use Cuttcura Soap.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., August 6.-For wps'
Virginia, cooler and fair weather, preced
ed by local showers, winds shifting tc
northwesterly.
For Western Pennsylvania, cooler aud
fair weather, preceded by local showerE
and westerly winds.
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Commencing Sunday, June s, and con.
tinuing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion
tickets 10 Pittsburgh and return at low
rate Of 81 so, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at 81 90. Trains leave at . and
$40 A. NJ, returning arrive at and lilo
?, u, f1.- tL-r- ,.s7 sG.H.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE. " :.
a. All my household goods. Including Carets
and Furniture, almost new. VIII sell cheap,
TliOS. HESKETr,
anf f6k SuutfI Front Strrrt
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A GOOD LONG REST
BY TIE GLASS MEN.
a Meeting to be Hold In piitsburgh Monday
to Consider u Proposal to Shut Down till
tho End OF the Year-Ths "Rea.
sons which Suggest this Course.

There will be meeting Of the Ameri-
can Glass Manufacturers Association at
the association rooms In Pittsburgh Mon.
day afternoon next to take into considera.
ton proposition to close down all the
factoriea Of the country till January
next. A Pittsburgh manufacturer said
last night: "Thero are two causes which
impel US to attempt this action. Tho first
one Is the great plethora Of unsola goods
that now burdens the packing rooms OF
every factory in tho country and for which
there Ia no present demand. The multi.
plication Of new factories, coupled with
the amplitlcation OF iacililies OF the old
ones, has flooded this country with ware,
and the result has been that there is more
glass than the people want, and what they
90 want they won't pay any money for.
In other words, the very life has been let
out Of the prices.
THE DEMAND ron HIGHER WAGES.
THE second great cause Ia the demand
Tor an increase in wagea. that neither the
condition OF trade nor equity will warrant
at this time. The gatlisrers are asking
for an advance Of from five to fifteen cent?
per turn and insist upon Ito concession.
Now, look you. In Il concern like King,
Son q Co., or D. 9. Ripley, OF Pittsburgh,
or Hobbs, Brockunier 4 Co., or the Cen.
trsl, OF Wheeling, an advance, oil
Say ten cents, means from $500 to S. ,O0C
year. The buslness warrants no such
conceeaions. Then the packers are after a
big advance, and in some instances have
got 1t. Following these come the men in
the cutting rooma who want an advance o.
several dollars week, and threaten to &c
out until they shall yet 1t.
"a committee Of three was appointed
several weeks ago to gather statistics both
as to the ability to give advances and az
to the condition Of trade. ! ON told thni
theae statistics are overwhelmingly sgainat
any increase itom either standpoint.
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II he comes the Chamber OF Commerce
will Gee to it that he is entertained in a
manner betittiug the dignity Of tho Office,
and that shall reflect credit on the Nail
City. The committee in considering the
matter oil invitation, decided that 1t would
not be Advisable to refer to the State
Fairs invitation in sending the Chambers
invitation, fearing that in case the two
we're punched, neither one would prevail.
Wheeling has in the past been honored
on tnore than one occasion by the pres
ence in her city Of the Chief Executive OF
the country. Nearly every one remen-
bers the formal visit paid the city by Gem
eral Grant during the time he occupied
tho White House. III addition to that
visit tho old hero passed through here
several times on his way to and from
Washington county, Pa, on his waits to
relatives there. On these occasions he
was usually met at the depot by admirers.
Zachariah Taylor WAS the guest of the
city in 1910, at at time wheu he vas
President. He was on his way up
the river from his home in Tennessee to
this point, where he WAS 10 take coach
over that old Appian way, tho National
road, to Washington for the purpose Of
being insugurated, The river was full OF
ice, and about the time he reached
Moundsville tho river gorged and froze
over. Hon. sobieski Brady was Msyor
Of Wheeling at that time, and headed
delegation Of leading citizens who drove
down TO Mouudsvitle in steighs and
brought the old warrior back with them.
He was given O reception and in other
ways nicely entertained.
William Henry Harrison is also said to
hsye visited Wheeling when President,
and tradition has It that Andrew Jackson
was another President who Visited the old
town, then an important trading point.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
Stock Dividend,
FOR RENT,

TOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
- with board, irHiiSient or permanent, Also.
table board 1908 Main street. w
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sCRoFULoUs HuMoRs.

Last spring was worry bIck, being covered with
so1te kind OF Scroidi9. Tho doctors could noi
help me. Il was advised 10 try the Cutlcura Re.
solvent did no, and In u day grew better aud
better, until am as vol as ever. thank you fol
II very much and would ike 10 have It told to the
public. EDH. HOFFMAN,,
North Atteboro, Mass.
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rher,nometsr Hecort, ,

As reported BY Christian schnepi, drug
gist. Opera Home corner, yesterday:
7Aa. aA.A. l2x SIN. 7r.x
$50 So 95o 95e go
Weather-Eais.
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The committee met ght after the Cham
Der adjourned and organized by max
ing MIR. Brockunior chairman. The fol-
lowing dispatch wss then prepared and
talanknnhaA.
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TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-ONE
- Set OF Gambler Furniture. Apply at 81 South
Broadway. =. HlLDRETa. aus
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'TPTHIRD PRESBYTERIAN
Wy CHuRClI-Eighth ward-Rev L. W. Barr,
pastor. Preaching by Rev. +. Il. Chalfant OF Pitts.
evening. Sabbath School at2 D, IN.
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Weather-Eais.
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ASSlGNEH,S SALE.
A SSIGNEE's SALE
PROPOSALS..
NoTIOE'To CONTRACTORS.

Plans aud specifications for taking down aud
rebuilding the First Presbyterian Church, Bclaire
Ohio. call DO seen at the oflce OF ". J. McClain,
Bciiaifc Al contractors must seud Ia their sealed
bids on same by August 6. 1887. Tho right Is re.
served to reject auy Or ali bids.
BY order Of Board OF Trustees, ....
iy2s +. ST. STRONG. secsy,
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The committee met right after the Cham.
Der adjourned and organized by inak-
ing Mr.. Brockunior chairman. The fol-
lowing dispatch was then prepared and
telegtaphed:
WHEELING, August s, 1887.
To he President Of The United stata, Washington,
D. G.; -
At g meeting OF the Chamber OF Com
merce just held, it was unanimously re.
solved to urge yourself and wife to visit
this city, and TO advice yon by telegraph
that formal invitation will speedily fol.
low. It is the hope OF the Chamber and
of tho people that the invitation may be
accepted. CHARLES W. BEockuNlER,
Chairman Committee.
Provided it can be- done in time, the
committee will have prepared an elegant
souvenir invitation, probably in the form
OF heavy glass tablet, with the invita-
ton engraved On it. Il is believed that
something OF this kind can be gotten up
here. The invitation cent TO the Presi-
dent from Pittsburgh was like the one sont
from here yesterday, u Geographic dig.
patch, but it 10 to DO followed on Monday
by tablet OF steel, on which is to be en-.
graved formal invitation. There ia
every reason to believe that the President
will vieit Wheeling. Should he 90 West
vic tho B. & O.. route both Pittsburgh
and Wheeling would be directly on bis
line. Should he so viz the Pennsylvania
route Pittsburgh would be point right
on the line, but Wheeling would oDce
more realize the disadvantages Of being q
switch town. But even should the Presi-
dent 10 via the latter route,sit is not at all
probable that he would entirely slight
the Mountain State, when her chief com.
merclal city wac only twenty-iour miles
OF his route, and it's people anxious to give
him an old.time hospitable Virginia vel
come. Those who have given the matter
ident can DO induced to stop here for u
L.,
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TO rooM TILE STATE FAIR.


MIR. Hook called attention to the fact
that tho State Fair was bound 10 suffer
come this year by reason Of the Big Re-
union. A majority of the people from
outside the city would be able to only at.
tend one Of the two events, the Reunion
or the Fair, and large majority OF theae
would naturally choose tho Reunion.
Aud then Mr.. Hook called attention to
the further fact, that weresit to be an.
nouneed that President Cleveland wss to
visit here at later date than the week OF
the Fair, the Fair Association was likely
to be very serioualy embarrassed by
reason OF the lack OF outside attendance,
for with two counter attractions such aa
the Big Reunion and the presence OF the
President, there would be few, II any,
who would come in to visit the Fair. Mr..
Hook thought it waa the aim Of all to
''boom the town." and he queried how
the town could be better doomed than by
encouraging the Fair Association and CO.
operating with it in it's endeavor to secure
the attendance OF the President at the
time OF the Fair.
Mr.. N. Reilly spoke in the Same strain.
Colonel O'Brien took issue with some Of
Mr.. Hooks views and statements, and
Messrs. fancy, Brockuner, Moore and
Hart epoke briefly on the situation. The
general idea seemed to be that it would
not be practicable for the President TO be
here at fair time. now that he has decided
on Western trip and is laying oct his
tour. m..a
Mr.. Brockunier's resolution was then
adopted and President Logan named as
the committee, Messrs. Charles W. Brock
unier, J. N. Vance, n. Reilly, @. D. Hart,
J. 3. fancy and G. ". Seabright. DR..
Logen'a name was added by IN unanimous
vote OF tho Chamber,